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Understanding 9/11K.M.Krebs - Symmetries
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K.M.Krebs has been around in the internet-based-music-scene for a long time. His work consists of excellent releases on Treetrunk, Thinner, Nishi, Con-v and many more.
On "Symmetries" K.M.Krebs presents three minimal ambient pieces with a duration of about 25 minutes.
In every composition you can hear subtle repetitive fragments, little glitches and extensive, wide open soundscapes. It is a dense and complex work on multiple layers, taking you deeper and deeper into the own world of each piece, but you never loose the plot while listening to the tracks.
Note: The "Symmetries"-EP is inspired by a live show, K.M.Krebs did in April, 2007. You can download the recording of the show at Treetrunk: www.archive.org/details/Phosphorus
On "Symmetries" K.M.Krebs presents three minimal ambient pieces with a duration of about 25 minutes.
In every composition you can hear subtle repetitive fragments, little glitches and extensive, wide open soundscapes. It is a dense and complex work on multiple layers, taking you deeper and deeper into the own world of each piece, but you never loose the plot while listening to the tracks.
Note: The "Symmetries"-EP is inspired by a live show, K.M.Krebs did in April, 2007. You can download the recording of the show at Treetrunk: www.archive.org/details/Phosphorus
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Reviews
Reviewer:
padge
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July 9, 2012
Subject: ditto!
Subject: ditto!
In this EP, every bit of digital audio is pleasing to the mind. Ditto, to what king boy said. You rarely hear art like this on radio, in the southeastern portion of the USA. The closest thing to it, that I ever hear, is maybe on npr's. "Echoes" or "Hearts of Space". That is only on weekends. -.....padge.....:-)
Reviewer:
KingBoy
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November 8, 2007
Subject: Marvellous sounds
Subject: Marvellous sounds
Rich, slow, complex and euphonic, like low tide in a musical sea on some vaguely earth-like planet, these pieces form soundtracks to a drifting imagination. Listen, repeat.
